We examined various aspects of interaction behaviors in terms of performance, strategies, error consequences, physical operation methods, and workload.
This extension of the error-likelihood model [48], [49] showed that the model can account for individual differences related to error-likelihood, prediction of error consequences, and conflict effects in ACC.
In order to cope with a non-perfect NLP system, and to reduce error-consequences, we designed a novel and robust user interface (Figure 8) allowing bioscience researchers to view any enlarged figure easily.
An adverse event was defined as any harm inflicted on the patient by medical care, whether or not the result of an error, with consequences such as adjustment of medical management, (permanent) scarring, or lengthening of hospital stay.
I'm afraid that letting Max Baucus take the lead on health care reform in the Senate and pushing aside tougher reformers like Jay Rockefeller is another political error with consequences for the shape of any health legislation this fall.
Furthermore, when a trainee makes an error, the consequences will be reflected in the system.
b) Factors related to errors: Here, a clear definition of error, its consequences and negative adverse events, and the profitability of the reports for the patients were considered as motivators.
While a seemingly benign annotation error, the consequences for downstream research could be detrimental, particularly as the biotic interactions or industrial applications of microbes are largely determined by their secretomes.
10 14 By preventing medication errors, adverse consequences such as medical burden for the patient and economic burden for the society will be decreased.
Last year, the committee's staff criticized these programs, saying in a report, "Since workers are human and inevitably make errors, the consequence of rewards or punishment is often a failure to report incidents, rather than a reduction of injuries".
These use a combination of simulation and class-based training to help aircrews (a) prevent errors from occurring, (b) identify and trap errors, and (c) mitigate the consequences of error [ 12].
